<p> <a href="http://newsday.com/linsanity">Linsanity</a> has taken over everywhere, including NBC's "Saturday Night Live." The show's "cold open" last night featured a variety of uses for <a href="http://newsday.com/linsanity">Jeremy Lin's</a> last name.</p> 
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Linsanity has taken over everywhere, including NBC's "Saturday Night Live." The show's "cold open" last night featured a variety of uses for Jeremy Lin's last name.

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